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Ammo selection depends heavily on the intended target and the strength of the rifle's action (e.g., an antique Trapdoor Springfield versus a modern Ruger No. 1).

HSM Cowboy Action 405gr HCFN or standard lead round nose loads mimic original low pressures. These are enjoyable for recreational shooting and are generally safe for antique Trapdoor rifles.

Loads like the Hornady LEVERevolution 250gr MonoFlex are often preferred. These utilize a polymer "flex-tip" that allows for aerodynamic pointed bullets while remaining safe for use in tubular magazines. This design offers a flatter trajectory suitable for deer and elk.

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Ammo selection depends heavily on the intended target and the strength of the rifle's action (e.g., an antique Trapdoor Springfield versus a modern Ruger No. 1).

HSM Cowboy Action 405gr HCFN or standard lead round nose loads mimic original low pressures. These are enjoyable for recreational shooting and are generally safe for antique Trapdoor rifles. 45-70-ammo

Loads like the Hornady LEVERevolution 250gr MonoFlex are often preferred. These utilize a polymer "flex-tip" that allows for aerodynamic pointed bullets while remaining safe for use in tubular magazines. This design offers a flatter trajectory suitable for deer and elk. Ammo selection depends heavily on the intended target